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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 30 entries checked · 4 flagged · 7 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 3 still open
Cliff Bleszinski — Bleszinski joined Epic Games in 1992 as a contractor after submitting a demo of an earlier game, not Dare to Dream itself.
Cliff Bleszinski — He placed second in the Massachusetts state finals, not the Boston regional.
Domination — The entry incorrectly states Domination was 'notably absent from UT2003', but Domination was present in Unreal Tournament 2003 as a standard game mode.
Enforcer — The 'Did You Know' section claims 'The semi-automatic mechanism means there is no mandatory delay between shots, making the Enforcer a rapid-fire option that rewards accuracy.' This is factually incorrect for the Enforcer in most Unreal Tournament games, as th
Link Gun — The Link Gun first appeared in Unreal Tournament 2003, not Unreal Tournament 2004.
Link Gun — The Link Gun's beam does not deal damage instantly on contact; it deals damage in a continuous stream with a slight delay per tick, not instant hitscan.
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